Angular 2 binding an event to a component at its selector level

I have the following Angular 2 component:

import { Component, ElementRef, Renderer } from '@angular/core';;



@Component({

  selector: 'my-button',

  templateUrl: 'button.html'

})

export class ButtonComponent {

  private text: string;

  constructor(

    private elementRef: ElementRef,

    private renderer: Renderer

  ) {

    this.text = 'test';

  }



  touchmove(event) {

    console.log(this)

  }



}

I have the button's html

{{button}}

I have the component where its used in another page:



What I want to do is to bind the . I can't do this though because the logic for this has to happen inside the component not outside it.

I don't really want to make a sub-element inside the button template. I've tried binding to the element using:

this.renderer.listen(this.elementRef.nativeElement, 'touchmove', this.touchmove);

The problem with the above strategy is though, when is fired, is null. If I use also acts a odd because the argument is weird, sometimes it has no touches in it (which doesn't happen when I use a style binding on the component parent's page.

Is there a correct way to bind the events without using a sub element in my button template, or getting the weird binding issues i'm having?

Edit:

By inside my component, I mean if I did this with my html instead of {{button}}

<div (touchmove)="touchmove()">{{text}}</div>

It solves my issue, but I can't bind to this i want to bind to the element that contains this div, the component selector itself: